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... cause it was itself heated . In the attempt to disprove the ma- teriality of caloric , it is also necessary to shew that the quantity contained in the heated body is not diminished by a portion of that becoming uncombined , which ...
... cause it was itself heated . In the attempt to disprove the ma- teriality of caloric , it is also necessary to shew that the quantity contained in the heated body is not diminished by a portion of that becoming uncombined , which ...
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... cause of the growth of the fungus , which in one instance prevents the ascent of the sap and causes lean corn , and in the other converts the farina- ceous substance of the grain into a puff ball . Our argument did not require us nicely ...
... cause of the growth of the fungus , which in one instance prevents the ascent of the sap and causes lean corn , and in the other converts the farina- ceous substance of the grain into a puff ball . Our argument did not require us nicely ...
Pagina 356
... cause had migrated from the feet to some nobler organ . We are not , however , disposed to acquiesce in this ... causes favouring or producing scrofula , ' which seem to be all those that can be supposed capable of impairing the consti ...
... cause had migrated from the feet to some nobler organ . We are not , however , disposed to acquiesce in this ... causes favouring or producing scrofula , ' which seem to be all those that can be supposed capable of impairing the consti ...
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